Eglwysi ynghyd yng Nghymru Churches Together in Wales
Changes to Childcare Rules in Wales: What It Means for Churches New rules governing who needs to register as a childminder or day care provider in Wales come into force in April 2027 — and churches need to take note.
Cynan Llwyd interviews Darren Millar leader of the Conservative and Unionist Party in Wales With seven weeks to go until Wales goes to the polls on 7 May, Dr Cynan Llwyd continues our series of Candidate Interviews for the Senedd
With seven weeks to go until Wales goes to the polls on 7 May, Dr Cynan Llwyd presents our first Candidate Interview of the Senedd Election. Cytûn – Churches Together in Wales is pleased to share the first in our
Christian Aid has called for an immediate ceasefire in the Middle East, warning that escalating violence risks creating a deepening humanitarian crisis across the region. In a statement issued this week, the international development agency urged all parties involved in
The second lecture in Cytûn’s Public Theology series is now available as a new Welsh-language resource on the Cytûn website Cenedlaetholdeb Cristnogol: Cleddyf dau finiog? by the Revd Dr Rhys Llwyd. The lecture, available to view in Welsh only, explores
The first lecture in Cytun’s new Public Theology series, Claiming Christianity: the Challenge of the Far Right, delivered by the Revd Dr Helen Paynter, is now available to watch online. The series has been launched to encourage thoughtful Christian engagement
Wales goes to the polls on 7 May 2026. Here’s a plain-English guide to what the parties are offering — and what Cytûn thinks faith communities should be asking. What’s different about this election? This is the biggest change to
Online Workshop: Sanctuary Sunday and Church of Sanctuary Cytûn – Churches Together in Wales is pleased to draw attention to an important online workshop being hosted by Churches Together in Britain and Ireland (CTBI) on Tuesday, 21 April 2026. Led
Churches call on Senedd to reject Legislative Consent Motion on the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill Cytûn, Churches Together in Wales, has called on Members of the Senedd to vote against the Legislative Consent Motion (LCM) relating to
Cytûn, Churches Together in Wales, issues this statement in advance of the Senedd debate and vote on the Legislative Consent Motion (LCM) relating to the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill, scheduled for 24th February 2026. Following prayerful consideration